Use Street with AI
Website loginStreet is a UK estate-agency CRM. Agencies use it for applicants, properties, viewings and the portal feed. KeyAccess is not a Street partner and does not have a direct Street connector.
United Kingdom · Agency CRM
The split of work
Street keeps the record. KeyAccess drafts the reply, the feedback summary and the vendor update, then waits. If you want an approved sentence typed into Street, that is website login on that person’s own computer.
You sign in yourself on your own browser computer, including any extra check the site asks for. KeyAccess does not see or store the password. A task runs only after you approve the exact text, and it stops if the page is not the one expected. Website work has been proved on a labelled test CRM. It is not a tested claim about this product.
What to try
Start with a note that is easy to check: today’s viewing feedback on a named applicant, or a task to call them tomorrow. Watch the first few. Ambiguous names should come back to you rather than landing on the wrong person.
Do not ask it to change fees, agency agreements or portal settings. Those are rare, high-impact clicks and a poor first test.
Honesty with clients
If a vendor asks whether you “have Street AI”, the accurate answer is that your staff use KeyAccess to draft, and Street remains the CRM. There is no joint product.
Their site: street.co.uk
Questions
Is Street integrated?
Not as a direct connection, and not as a partnership. Website login is the mechanism, and each task still has to be shown to work on your account.
Will my Street subscription change?
No. KeyAccess does not resell Street and does not change what you pay them.
Can several negotiators share one Street login?
No. Each person uses their own browser computer and their own login. Sharing a password is not the design.